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Page 98
... neighbours may laugh at the seeming errors of our minds , yet they will do justice to the integrity of our hearts . Now , as in the primitive ages of the Church , it is our prin- ciple and duty to pray for our kings , that God would be ...
... neighbours may laugh at the seeming errors of our minds , yet they will do justice to the integrity of our hearts . Now , as in the primitive ages of the Church , it is our prin- ciple and duty to pray for our kings , that God would be ...
Page 100
... neighbour , whom we ourselves would be the first to oppress ! Would not war itself lose its terrors , when com- pared to such outrages ? And the calamities we would bring on ourselves , would not they surpass those which would pour in ...
... neighbour , whom we ourselves would be the first to oppress ! Would not war itself lose its terrors , when com- pared to such outrages ? And the calamities we would bring on ourselves , would not they surpass those which would pour in ...
Page 101
... neighbour , who is doubly miserable from the ter rors of a foreign foe , and the outrageous assaults of a treacherous fellow subject ? 6 The When the soldiers asked St. John the Baptist , what they should do ? He desired them , ' to do ...
... neighbour , who is doubly miserable from the ter rors of a foreign foe , and the outrageous assaults of a treacherous fellow subject ? 6 The When the soldiers asked St. John the Baptist , what they should do ? He desired them , ' to do ...
Page 104
... neighbours , and press to the standard of their country , at the head of a spirited and active race of men , preserved by labour from the weakness of indolence , inured by habit to the rigours of manly exercise , and , like the Spartan ...
... neighbours , and press to the standard of their country , at the head of a spirited and active race of men , preserved by labour from the weakness of indolence , inured by habit to the rigours of manly exercise , and , like the Spartan ...
Page 106
... neighbours ? On their first landing in this kingdom , have not they taken these estates from the Carthaginians , Firblogs , and others who were settled here before them ? If then the Protestants , who are now in possession , gave them ...
... neighbours ? On their first landing in this kingdom , have not they taken these estates from the Carthaginians , Firblogs , and others who were settled here before them ? If then the Protestants , who are now in possession , gave them ...
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Miscellaneous Tracts: By the Rev. Arthur O'Leary. Containing, I. A Defence ... Arthur O'Leary No preview available - 1782 |
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